> -----Messaggio originale-----
> Da: Enrique Rodriguez [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> ...omissis...
>
> Regarding footprint size:
>
> The protocol providers are designed as "plugins" that sit between MINA's
> ServiceRegisty (networking front-end) and JNDI's InitialContextFactory
> (apacheds core). Other than the inclusion of schema specific to the
> protocols (krb5kdc.schema, apachedns.schema, and dhcp.schema), there is
> no other increase in footprint size to the core.
>
> Alex mentioned the protocols can be turned off if they are not needed.
> As plugins, they can be totally removed.
Well, I was talking about the whole system footprint: I bet there is also the
need for a java runtime in order to run apacheDS. May I say that the
ready-to-run apacheds footprint is around 25 MB? It is close to ten times the
needs of openldap...
Also, memory consumption is probably greater in apacheds. My idle apacheds
without Mitosis seems to sink about 20 MB of ram and Java servers are
memory-hungry when serving requests. Openldap with syncrepl is around 16 MB and
keeps this size more or less for its whole execution.
> Enrique
Thanks for replying,
Giampaolo
